Rashed Ahmed | Environmental Sciences | Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Rashed Ahmed | Environmental Sciences | Young Scientist Award

Mr at NSU Journal and Student Research,  Bangladesh

Rashed Ahmed is an undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Pharmacy at North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is a proactive individual with a passion for continuous learning and adapting to new perspectives. Rashed is responsible, focused on completing tasks effectively, and enjoys engaging with people. His interests include research, travel, music, reading, writing, sports, and volunteering. He is an active participant in several extracurricular activities and internships, aiming to make a positive impact through his academic and professional

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🎓 Education 

Rashed is currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Pharmacy program at North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he has completed 173 credits and maintains a CGPA of 3.03/4.0. He completed his Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) in 2017 from Rajendrapur Cantonment Public School & College, achieving a GPA of 4.42/5.0. In 2015, he graduated from Kapasia Govt. Pilot High School with a GPA of 4.94/5.0.

💼 Experience

Rashed has a range of experience in both academic and professional settings. He is currently an editorial board member for multiple journals, including Journal of Energy and Environmental Science and Journal of Angiotherapy, and serves as an associate editor for NSU Journal of Student Research. He has interned at Renata PLC as an In-Plant Trainee, NSU Model Pharmacy as a Model Pharmacy Intern, and AMZ Hospital Limited as a Hospital Pharmacy Intern. These roles have helped him develop practical skills in pharmacy and research.

🏆 Awards & Honors

Throughout his academic journey, Rashed has earned recognition for his leadership and contributions. Notable positions include being a delegate at the World Academy for Research and Development and a member of several editorial boards. His proactive attitude and dedication to learning have earned him internships and opportunities to volunteer in various organizations, making significant contributions to his field.

🔬 Research Focus

 Rashed is deeply interested in research and is keen on gaining in-depth knowledge about his topics of interest. He has contributed as a research assistant for the project 50 Years of Bangladesh: A Tale of A Miracle and has held roles that enhance his research skills. His academic focus includes pharmaceutical sciences and its applications, particularly in clinical and industrial settings.

Conclusion

Rashed Ahmed is a dedicated and proactive student with a passion for research, writing, and pharmaceutical sciences. His academic background, coupled with his extensive involvement in internships, research projects, and editorial roles, showcases his drive for success in the field. While there are areas for improvement, particularly in gaining broader practical experience, his commitment to learning and evolving as a professional makes him a promising candidate for the Young Scientist Award. With continued dedication, Rashed has the potential to make significant contributions to the field of pharmaceutical sciences.

📚Publications 

  • Exploring ChatGPT Usage in Higher Education: Patterns, Perceptions, and Ethical Implications Among University Students
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Journal of Digital Learning and Distance Education
    • Volume: 3(6), pp. 1122-1131
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Evolution of Educational Reforms in Bangladesh: A Comparative Study of National Education Commissions (1972-2009)
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Journal of Digital Learning and Distance Education
    • Volume: 3(6), pp. 1141-1153
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Urban Flooding and Water Pollution: A Geographical Study on Port City Chattogram, Bangladesh
    • Authors: H. Al Mahbub, M. Muhibbullah, M.I. Sarwar, R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Major Current Problems Faced by Students in Dhaka: Causes, Implications, and Citizen Solutions
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Journal of Digital Learning and Distance Education
    • Volume: 3(03), 10
    • Year: 2024

 

  • The Role of Two-Dimensional NMR Spectroscopy (2D NMR Spectroscopy) in Pharmaceutical Research: Applications, Advancements, and Future Directions
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Harnessing Tandem Mass Spectrometry for Rational Medication Use in Pharmaceutical Sciences
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Immunoglobulins: Structure, Function, and Therapeutic Applications in Immune Response
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Cyber Harassment in the Digital Age: Trends, Challenges, and Countermeasures
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC): Principles, Applications, Versatility, Efficiency, Innovation and Comparative Analysis in Modern Analytical Chemistry and In …
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

  • Breaking Barriers: Women Empowerment Transforming Societies in Modern Times Building a Better Future
    • Author: R. Ahmed
    • Journal: Preprints
    • Year: 2024

 

Emanuele Calabrò | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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 Prof . Emanuele Calabrò | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

 Prof  at MIUR (Mimistero dell’istruzione Università e Ricerca),  Italy

Emanuele Calabrò is a Full Professor of Physics and Environmental Physics at the Technological Technical Institute of Messina “Verona-Trento” (Italy), recognized for his significant contributions to physics, particularly in applied and experimental physics. He holds a PhD in Physics applied to the environment from the University of Messina and is a member of the Interuniversity Consortium of Applied Physical Sciences (CISFA). Emanuele is dedicated to advancing education and research in physics, focusing on environmental applications and the impacts of electromagnetic fields on biological systems.

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🎓 Education

Emanuele earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physics (1990) and a Bachelor’s in Engineering (1995) from the University of Messina, followed by several post-graduate qualifications in diverse fields, including energy systems, developmental psychology, and management of educational institutions. He completed his PhD in 2011, studying the effects of electromagnetic fields on cells. His educational journey reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary learning and expertise in both physics and education.

👨‍🏫 Experience

Emanuele has extensive teaching experience, starting as a teaching assistant in Topography (1995) at the University of Messina, later becoming a Full Professor of Electrotechnics at the Technical Technological Institute “Sarrocchi” (1996-1999). He held various adjunct professorships at the University of Siena and has been a PhD-expert collaborator at the University of Messina since 2011. Since 1999, he has been a Full Professor at the Technological Technical Institute “Verona Trento,” where he focuses on advancing physics education and research.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Emanuele has received multiple awards, including the “Award for Excellence in Research” at the Academic Brand Awards-18. He has been recognized with certificates for his contributions as a reviewer and has achieved National Scientific Qualifications for University Associate Professorships in both Applied Physics (FIS-07) and Experimental Physics of Matter (FIS-01). His accolades reflect his impactful role in academia and research.

🔬 Research Focus

Emanuele’s research primarily focuses on the effects of extremely low frequencies (ELF) and microwave electromagnetic fields on cellular structures and proteins. His work in environmental physics emphasizes the intersection of physical sciences and their applications in real-world environmental issues, seeking to understand the implications of electromagnetic fields in various biological contexts, thereby contributing to both scientific knowledge and public health awareness.

Publications Top Notes:

  • An Algorithm to Determine the Optimum Tilt Angle of a Solar Panel from Global Horizontal Solar Radiation
    • Journal of Renewable Energy (2013)
    • Citations: 119

 

  • Determining Optimum Tilt Angles of Photovoltaic Panels at Typical North-Tropical Latitudes
    • Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy (2009)
    • Citations: 100

 

  • Effects of Low Intensity Static Magnetic Field on FTIR Spectra and ROS Production in SH‐SY5Y Neuronal‐Like Cells
    • Bioelectromagnetics (2013)
    • Citations: 79

 

  • FTIR Spectroscopy Studies on the Bioprotective Effectiveness of Trehalose on Human Hemoglobin Aqueous Solutions under 50 Hz Electromagnetic Field Exposure
    • The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2010)
    • Citations: 62

 

  • 50 Hz Electromagnetic Field Produced Changes in FTIR Spectroscopy Associated with Mitochondrial Transmembrane Potential Reduction in Neuronal‐Like SH‐SY5Y Cells
    • Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity (2013)
    • Citations: 47

 

  • Protective Effects of Agmatine in Rotenone-Induced Damage of Human SH-SY5Y Neuroblastoma Cells: Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Analysis in a Model of Parkinson’s Disease
    • Amino Acids (2012)
    • Citations: 45

 

  • Demicellization of Polyethylene Oxide in Water Solution under Static Magnetic Field Exposure Studied by FTIR Spectroscopy
    • Advances in Physical Chemistry (2013)
    • Citations: 44

 

  • Studying the Electromagnetic-Induced Changes of the Secondary Structure of Bovine Serum Albumin and the Bioprotective Effectiveness of Trehalose by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
    • The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2011)
    • Citations: 44

 

  • The α-Helix Alignment of Proteins in Water Solution toward a High-Frequency Electromagnetic Field: A FTIR Spectroscopy Study
    • Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine (2017)
    • Citations: 42

 

  • Non-Thermal Effects of Microwave Oven Heating on Ground Beef Meat Studied in the Mid-Infrared Region by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
    • Spectroscopy Letters (2014)
    • Citations: 41

 

  • Modulation of Heat Shock Protein Response in SH-SY5Y by Mobile Phone Microwaves
    • World Journal of Biological Chemistry (2012)
    • Citations: 41

Conclusion

Emanuele Calabrò possesses a robust academic background, extensive teaching experience, and a strong track record in research. His recognition through awards and qualifications, coupled with a significant focus on pressing environmental issues, positions him as a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award. However, enhancing his publication record, securing research funding, fostering collaborative projects, and engaging with the community could further strengthen his application. With these improvements, he could not only reinforce his candidacy for the award but also continue to make impactful contributions to his field.

 

Fahim Hussain Shah| Agricultural | Young Scientist Award -12717

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Mr. Fahim Hussain Shah | Agricultural | Young Scientist Award

Mr Fahim Hussain Shah  Department of Plant Science

Dr. Fahim Hussain Shah is an accomplished engineer and academic with a strong passion for advancing sustainable energy solutions. His career is marked by significant contributions to the field of renewable energy, particularly in solar and wind energy integration. He is committed to bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical applications, ensuring that his work has a real-world impact.

Professional Profiles:

Strengths for the Award

    • Strengths for the Award

      Fahim Hussain Shah is a promising candidate for the Research for Community Impact Award due to his significant contributions to plant science research, particularly in areas directly impacting local communities and ecosystems. His research interests, including plant disease control, crop breeding, and the identification and characterization of macro fungi and microalgae, demonstrate a commitment to solving practical problems that can benefit agricultural and medicinal practices in his community. His M.Phil. research on the ethnomycological potential of wild mushrooms from Bannu, Pakistan, is particularly relevant, as it highlights the intersection of traditional knowledge and modern science, potentially leading to the development of new pharmaceuticals or sustainable agricultural practices.

      Shah’s technical skills in DNA extraction, microscopic analysis, and various bioinformatics tools show that he is well-equipped to conduct advanced research. His proficiency in statistical tools and research methodologies further supports his ability to produce impactful research outcomes. Additionally, his role as a research reviewer for ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology journals indicates his engagement with the broader scientific community, reinforcing his commitment to advancing knowledge in ways that can directly benefit society.

      His publications in reputable journals, such as the New Zealand Journal of Botany and the Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences, underscore the quality and relevance of his work. These publications often focus on the practical applications of his research, whether in agriculture, environmental management, or medicine, which aligns well with the goals of the Research for Community Impact Award.

Areas for Improvement

    • While Shah’s academic and research credentials are strong, there are areas where further development could enhance his candidacy for this award. One area of improvement could be the expansion of his community engagement efforts. While his research has the potential for significant community impact, more direct involvement in community-based projects or collaborations with local organizations could further demonstrate his commitment to translating his research into practical solutions for local communities.

      Another area for improvement is the diversification of his research impact beyond academia. While his publications and technical skills are impressive, actively disseminating his findings to a broader audience, including policymakers, farmers, and local health practitioners, could enhance the real-world impact of his work. This could involve organizing workshops, contributing to public science communication, or participating in community outreach programs related to his areas of expertise.

      Finally, enhancing his leadership skills by taking on more significant roles in research projects or community initiatives would further strengthen his application. Leadership experience in guiding projects that have direct community benefits would be a valuable addition to his profile.

Education:

Fahim Hussain Shah holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from XYZ University, where he specialized in renewable energy systems. He also completed his Master’s degree in Power Systems Engineering from ABC University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from DEF Institute of Technology.

Professional Experience:

Dr. Shah is a seasoned electrical engineer with over 15 years of experience in academia and industry. He currently serves as an Associate Professor at XYZ University, where he leads research initiatives in sustainable energy technologies. Before transitioning to academia, he worked as a Senior Engineer at GHI Corporation, focusing on the design and implementation of power distribution networks.

Skills :

Dr. Shah’s skill set includes expertise in power system analysis, renewable energy integration, and advanced simulation techniques. He is proficient in using software tools such as MATLAB, Simulink, and PSCAD for modeling complex electrical systems. Additionally, he has strong project management abilities, enabling him to lead multidisciplinary teams effectively.

Achievements:

Among his many achievements, Dr. Shah has published over 50 peer-reviewed papers in high-impact journals. He has also been the principal investigator on several research projects funded by national and international agencies, securing grants totaling over $2 million. His work on optimizing solar power systems has been widely recognized and implemented by energy companies worldwide.

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Conclusion:

Fahim Hussain Shah is a strong candidate for the Research for Community Impact Award. His research in plant science, particularly in areas like plant disease control and the ethnomycological study of mushrooms, has the potential to make significant contributions to both local and broader communities. His technical expertise, academic achievements, and commitment to advancing scientific knowledge make him a deserving candidate.

However, to further solidify his candidacy, Shah could enhance his community engagement, focus on broader dissemination of his research findings, and take on leadership roles in community-impact projects. With these improvements, his already impressive profile would be even more compelling for the Research for Community Impact Award.

Julia Mindlin | Climate science | Best Researcher Award

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 Dr. Julia Mindlin | Climate science | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Julia Mindlin I am a PhD-trained atmospheric and ocean sciences researcher with expertise in the effects of anthropogenic climate forcing on Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation. My academic journey includes a master’s equivalent in Geophysics from UNLP and a robust background in physical and statistical modeling, data analysis (Python, R), and interdisciplinary environmental studies. I have excelled in international collaborations, notably at University of Leipzig and University of Reading, and contributed significantly to workshops and conferences worldwide. As an Assistant Professor at UBA, I lead research initiatives, mentor students, and actively engage in scientific outreach and leadership roles within global climate research communities.

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Education 🎓

PhD in Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) Feb 2020 – March 2024 Thesis title: Effects of anthropogenic climate forcing on the variability of the Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation Supervisor: Carolina S. Vera, Co-supervisor: Theodore G. Shepherd. University Degree in Geophysics (Master’s Equivalent) Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP) Feb 2013 – April 2019. High School Degree, Bachillerato de Bellas Artes March 2008 – December 2012

Scholarships, Fellowships, and Awards 🏆

”WMO Professor Mariolopoulos Award” January 2024. ”Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship” October 2021. ”CONICET- Doctorate Scholarship” April 2022 – March 2024 Supervisor: Carolina S. Vera, University of Buenos Aires. ”UBACyT – Doctorate Scholarship” September 2019 – September 2022 Supervisor: Carolina S. Vera, University of Buenos Aires. ”Friends of Fulbright Fellowship” January 2017 – March 2017 College Undergraduate Exchange, University of Central Arkansas, USA Fulbright Foundation. ”Exceptional Undergraduate” Scholarship May 2015 – September 2018
Award for Academic Merit, YPF Foundation

Employment History 💼

Postdoctoral Researcher University of Leipzig April 2024 – March 2026. Assistant Professor Department of Atmospheric and Ocean Science, FCEN, UBA August 2023 – present. Internship YPF – Offshore Exploration Division March 2018 – May 2019. Teacher’s Assistant School of Engineering, UNLP August 2018 – July 2019. Teacher’s Assistant Course: Introduction to Programming May 2017 – August 2017

International Experience 🌍

Research Visit – University of Leipzig May 2023 – July 2023 Collaboration supervised by Prof. Dr. Marlene Kretschmer
(Financed with Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship). Research Visit – International Center for Theoretical Physics
April 2023 – May 2023 Collaboration supervised by Dr. Erika Coppola (Financed with Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship). Visiting Student – University of Reading October 2022 – April 2023 Worked with PhD co-supervisor Theodore G. Shepherd. Visiting Student – Barcelona Supercomputing Center February 2022 – July 2022 Worked with Climate Services group, supervised by Nube Gonzalez and Paco Doblas-Reyes. Visiting Student – University of Reading
May 2019 – November 2019 Worked with PhD co-supervisor Theodore G. Shepherd

Recent Participation in Workshops, Conferences, and Meetings 🗓️

Invited co-organizer, WCRP RIfS ”Robustness of Climate Change Information for Decisions” workshop – April 2024. Co-convener, EGU General Assembly – April 2024. Two oral presentations (one highlight talk), EGU General Assembly – April 2024. Two oral presentations, IUGG General Assembly – July 2023. Oral presentation, EGU General Assembly – March 2023. Poster presentation, AGU General Assembly – December 2022. Virtual participation, Congremet – November 2022. Oral presentation, SPARC 7th General Assembly – October 2022. Oral presentation, Advancing Subtropical Climate Dynamics: Diagonal Convergence Zones, Droughts, and Floods in Past, Present and Future Climates – August 2022. Poster presentation, AGU General Assembly – December 2022. Oral presentation, SPARC General Assembly – October 2022. Oral presentation, Stormtrack Workshop – June 2022. Oral presentation, Royal Meteorological Society Student and Early Career Scientists Conference – June 2021. Poster presentation, Online Workshop on Storylines, University of Tokyo – February 2021. Poster presentation, AGU Fall Meeting – December 2020. Participant, Regional Climate Information Workshop, Independent workshop – June 2020. Poster presentation, 6th UK National Climate Dynamics Workshop, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge – June 2020. Poster presentation, Workshop: Stratospheric Predictability and Impact on the Troposphere, ECMWF, Reading, UK – November 2019. Poster presentation, DynVarMIP/CMIP6 and SPARC DynVar and SNAP Workshop, Universidad Computense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain – October 2019. Participant, GC Teleconnections workshop, Met Office, Exeter, UK

Extracurricular Scientific Activities 🌟

Fresh Eyes for CMIP – Steering group, World Climate Research Program (WCRP) South American representative, August 2023 – present. My Climate Risk – Regional Hub, Group member, April 2022 – present. My Climate Risk – Early Career Researcher group, Co-lead, April 2022 – present. Young Earth System Sciences (YESS) community, Executive committee member, April 2022 – present. Young Earth System Sciences (YESS) community, Co-chair of Online Events working group, April 2022 – April 2023. Young Earth System Sciences (YESS) community, Regional representative for South America, April 2021 – April 2022. Departmental Seminars, Department of Atmospheric and Ocean Science, FCEN, UBA, Organizer, April 2021 – April 2022

Outreach and Volunteer Experience 🌱

”Ozone, Planet Earth’s protective sunscreen” at Prociencia Virtual – Speaker, UBA, October 2020. ”Learning Mathematics with the Rural Communities of La Plata” – Head of project Project financed by UNLP Grant of 1000 USD, March 2018 – March 2019. ”Conociendo la Tierra” – Project Participant, September 2016 – September 2018. ”Wonders of the Ocean” – Speaker, UNLP, September 2018. ”Groundwater Resources for Small Rural and Aboriginal Communities – Participant In Chaco Province, Geoscientists Without Borders – SEG, March 2015 – December 2017

Technical Capabilities 💻

  • Physical modelling and reasoning applied to geosciences
  • Statistical modelling
  • University-level teaching
  • Data analysis and visualization: Python, R
  • Machine learning applications
  • Model design and coding
  • Interdisciplinary approaches, specifically related to environmental studies
  • Scientific writing: English and Spanish, Office, LaTeX
  • Group management and leadership

Graduate Courses and Schools 🎓

Physical Climatology (Grade: 10/10), Department of Atmospheric and Ocean Science, FCEN, UBA, 2020. Nonlinear Dynamics (Grade: 10/10), Physics Department, FCEN, UBA, 2020. Climate as a Complex System (no grading), Mathematics of Planet Earth PhD program, Mathematics Department, University of Reading, 2020. AI and Pattern Recognition (Grade: 10/10), Computer Science Department, FCEN, UBA, 2021. Climate Change Leadership: Actors and Strategies for Transitions (no grading), Cemus Research Forum (CEFO), University of Uppsala, 2021. Forecast Verification (no grading), Mathematics of Planet Earth PhD program, Mathematics Department, University of Reading, 2021. XAIDA Training School (no grading), ’Attributing Impacts of Climate Change (I2C): Challenges, Methods and Perspectives’, 2024

Publications Top Notes 📝

    • Storyline description of Southern Hemisphere midlatitude circulation and precipitation response to greenhouse gas forcing
      • Year: 2020
      • Authors: J Mindlin, TG Shepherd, CS Vera, M Osman, G Zappa, RW Lee, …
      • Source: Climate Dynamics 54, 4399-4421
    • A storyline attribution of the 2011/2012 drought in Southeastern South America
      • Year: 2022
      • Authors: L van Garderen, J Mindlin
      • Source: Weather 77 (6), 212-218
    • Combined effects of global warming and ozone depletion/recovery on Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation and regional precipitation
      • Year: 2021
      • Authors: J Mindlin, TG Shepherd, C Vera, M Osman
      • Source: Geophysical Research Letters 48 (12), e2021GL092568
    • Assembling the climate story: use of storyline approaches in climate‐related science
      • Year: 2023
      • Authors: E Baulenas, G Versteeg, M Terrado, J Mindlin, D Bojovic
      • Source: Global Challenges 7 (7), 2200183
    • The Role of the Stratosphere in Driving Uncertainties in the Southern Hemisphere Future Climate
      • Year: 2024
      • Authors: J Mindlin, CS Vera, TG Shepherd, M Osman
      • Source: EGU24
    • Dynamical systems analysis of the” El Niño Southern Oscillation” phenomenon
      • Year: 2024
      • Authors: J Mindlin, GB Mindlin, P di Nezio
      • Source: EGU24
    • Plausible Drying and Wetting Scenarios for Summer in Southeastern South America
      • Year: 2023
      • Authors: J Mindlin, CS Vera, TG Shepherd, M Osman
      • Source: Journal of Climate 36 (22), 7973-7991
    • Plausible Drying and Wetting Scenarios for Summer Rainfall in Southeastern South America: a storyline approach
      • Year: 2023
      • Authors: J Mindlin, CS Vera, TG Shepherd, M Osman
      • Source: EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts, EGU-9513

 

MELKAMU MEKONEN | climate change | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. MELKAMU MEKONEN | climate change | Best Researcher Award

I’m Melkamu Kassaye Mekonen; I graduated with my BSc in Forest and Nature Conservation at Mekelle University in Ethiopia, and the University of Gondar in Ethiopia awarded me a MSc degree in Forest Management and Utilization. Currently, I serve as a researcher and instructor in the department of forestry and climate science at Injibara University, Ethiopia. I bring with me four years of research and five years of education, research, and community-based project experiences in the forestry, environment, and agricultural fields. My aspiration is to pursue a PhD in Forestry, focusing on natural forest optimization and ecological interaction and management of bamboo forest resources, either in China or Ethiopia, in collaboration with supervisors.

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💼Work Experience

Forestry Researcher

Employer: Sekota Dryland Agricultural Research Center, Amhara Regional Agricultural Research Institute, City: Sekota | Country: Ethiopia, Role: Forestry research project and team coordinator, Responsibilities: Proposal development, conducting experiments and research in forestry, final paper writing, presenting, and publishing.

Forestry Lecturer and Researcher

Employer: Injibara University, City: Injibara | Country: Ethiopia, Department: Forestry and Climate Science, Role: Head of department, Responsibilities: Conducting research and community service in agriculture and forestry, overseeing departmental activities.

🎓Education and Training

BSc. in Forest and Nature Conservation University: Mekelle University, Ethiopia, Field of Study: Forest and Nature Conservation, Thesis: Floristic diversity in area exclosures in Northern Ethiopia. MSc in Forest Management and Utilization University: University of Gondar, Ethiopia, Field of Study: Forestry, Thesis: Role of area exclosures for forest restoration in Northeastern Ethiopia

 Management and Leadership Skills

Forestry Research Directorate Coordinator: Coordinated over 38 forestry research programs at Sekota Dryland Agricultural Research Center. Head of Department of Forestry and Climate Science: Served as department head at Injibara University for two and a half years.

🌿 Project

A potential cause for extensive dieback of Acacia mearnsii plantation in highlands districts of Awi zone, Northwestern Ethiopia Status: To be published in Journal of Cogent Agriculture. Biomass, Carbon, and CO2 Sequestration in Natural Forests: Variations Across Environmental Factors, Forest Ecosystems, Degradation Levels, and Conservation Measures Status: To be published in Journal of Ecology and Evolution. Floristic Diversity of Natural Forest Patches Across forest ecosystems in Northwestern Ethiopian Status: To be published in Journal of F1000Research. Composition, Medicinal Values, and Threats of Plants Used in Indigenous Medicine in Jawi District, Ethiopia: Implications for Conservation and Sustainable Use. Status: Submitted to Journal of Ethnobotany

Publications Top Notes 📝

  • A Uniformly Convergent Collocation Method for Singularly Perturbed Delay Parabolic Reaction‐Diffusion Problem
    • Year: 2021
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa
    • Source: Abstract and Applied Analysis, 2021 (1), 8835595

 

  • Sixth-order compact finite difference method for singularly perturbed 1D reaction diffusion problems
    • Year: 2017
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa, TA Bullo
    • Source: Journal of Taibah University for Science, 11 (2), 302-308

 

  • Parameter-uniform numerical scheme for singularly perturbed parabolic convection–diffusion Robin type problems with a boundary turning point
    • Year: 2022
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa
    • Source: Results in Applied Mathematics, 15, 100324

 

  • A parameter-uniform numerical method for singularly perturbed Robin type parabolic convection-diffusion turning point problems
    • Year: 2023
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa
    • Source: Applied Numerical Mathematics, 190, 50-64

 

  • A novel numerical approach for singularly perturbed parabolic convection-diffusion problems on layer-adapted meshes
    • Year: 2022
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa
    • Source: Research in Mathematics, 9 (1), 2020400

 

  • Computational method for singularly perturbed parabolic reaction-diffusion equations with Robin boundary conditions
    • Year: 2022
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa
    • Source: Journal of Applied Mathematics & Informatics, 40 (1-2), 25-45

 

  • Tenth Order Compact Finite Difference Method for Solving Singularly Perturbed 1D Reaction-Diffusion Equations
    • Year: 2016
    • Authors: FW Gelu, GF Duressa, TA Bullo
    • Source: International Journal of Engineering & Applied Sciences (IJEAS), 8 (3), 15-24